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B1900FO

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Hi guys...

Does anyone have a copy of the "cheat sheet" with the cruise power settings for the Beechjet?

If so, can I get a copy? PM me...

Thanks in advance...

-B1900FO
 
600 on the temps until you reach .785


Easiest one in the "book" to follow! I never got the cheat sheet...I must've been in the cafeteria eating all the stuff ICT FlightSafety keeps there! I think I need to run like 400 miles tomorrow.
 
°C Max Cont. Thrust40°93.4EngineEngine30°94.5Anti-Ice& Wing20°95.6 OnAnti-Ice10°96.794.492.697.995.293.4–10°99.296.194.2–20°100.597.295.3–30°102.098.696.7–40°102.4100.898.8 °C Max Crz Thrust40°88.8EngEng &30°89.9Anti-Wing20°91.0IceAnti-10°92.2OnIce94.493.793.6–10°97.295.494.5–20°100.197.595.3–30°102.999.996.9–40°104.0102.499.0


I think that worked. Send me a Pm and i can email it to you in a .xls format.

Also, at -36C, you can go to 104% per the Max Crz Chart.

600 ITT is too hot in our airplane.
 
°C Max Cont. Thrust40°93.4EngineEngine30°94.5Anti-Ice& Wing20°95.6 OnAnti-Ice10°96.794.492.697.995.293.4–10°99.296.194.2–20°100.597.295.3–30°102.098.696.7–40°102.4100.898.8°C Max Crz Thrust40°88.8EngEng &30°89.9Anti-Wing20°91.0IceAnti-10°92.2OnIce94.493.793.6–10°97.295.494.5–20°100.197.595.3–30°102.999.996.9–40°104.0102.499.0


I think that worked. Send me a Pm and i can email it to you in a .xls format.

Also, at -36C, you can go to 104% per the Max Crz Chart.

600 ITT is too hot in our airplane.

Have to agree with you -- If we run 600 degrees I would be overspeeding. I was paying close attention yesterday and at minus 30 rat we were running 102.5 and our temp was 550 or so.
 
Have to agree with you -- If we run 600 degrees I would be overspeeding. I was paying close attention yesterday and at minus 30 rat we were running 102.5 and our temp was 550 or so.

A lot of guys swear by 600, and it works for them. Ours is more like 560-575, and that's for engine/wing heats on too. It's probably differences in the indicating system.
 
We just use the 600 on the climb up to cruise...then whatever it takes to keep .785 or we'd overspeed as well.
 
A lot of guys swear by 600, and it works for them. Ours is more like 560-575, and that's for engine/wing heats on too. It's probably differences in the indicating system.

Could be differences in the indicators. Our plane only has 1000 tt so I figured the newer engines might be it. Our 400 that we had previous would ind 600 degrees at max cruise thrust though. I was told use max N1 until hitting 600.
 

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